Napier Museum

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Napier Museum is a 19th-century art and natural history museum in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, renowned for its Indo-Saracenic architecture and collection of archaeological and historical artifacts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art museum
museum
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Gothic revival elements
Indo-Saracenic architecture
Kerala architectural elements
Mughal architectural elements
constructionStart 1872
country India
hasCategory 19th-century architecture in India
Art museums and galleries in India
Indo-Saracenic architecture in India
Museums in Thiruvananthapuram
Natural history museums in India
Tourist attractions in Thiruvananthapuram
hasCollection ancient ornaments
archaeological artifacts
archaeological exhibits from Kerala
bronze idols
historical artifacts
historical exhibits from South India
ivory carvings
stone sculptures
temple chariots
traditional Kerala art
wood carvings
hasFeature intricate woodwork
multi-colored roof tiles
natural air conditioning design
ornate gables
towering minarets
inaugurationDate 1880
locatedIn India
Kerala NERFINISHED
Thiruvananthapuram NERFINISHED
locatedInArea Museum compound, Thiruvananthapuram
name Napier Museum NERFINISHED
namedAfter Francis Napier, 10th Lord Napier NERFINISHED
Lord Napier NERFINISHED
nearby Sree Chithra Art Gallery NERFINISHED
Zoological Park, Thiruvananthapuram NERFINISHED
operatedBy Department of Museums and Zoos, Kerala NERFINISHED
ownedBy Government of Kerala NERFINISHED
positionHeldByEponym Governor of Madras
publicAccess yes

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